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Report: Titanfall 2 Will Have Two Different Collectors Editions
How much do you like Titanfall, a lot or a whole lot? Respawn will allow you to answer the question in the form of two different collectors editions if images that have appeared online are accurate.
The images have been removed from Polish retailer Ultima.pl, but have been captured by posterity by Titanfall subreddit member djgromo. According to the images, the two different versions include the following:
Standard Collectors Edition
- Light-up pilot bust
- Custom Shemagh scarf
- Memorial patches with velcro backing
- Pilot field journal
- Pilot ID card flash drive with content
- Mini art print set
- Paracord survival bracelet
Uber Collectors Edition
- Replica pilot helmet
- Tactical helmet accessories that attach to the helmet
- Custom Shemagh scarf
- Memorial patches
- Pilot field journal
- Pilot ID card flash drive with content
No pricing can be seen at this time. Titanfall launched in 2014 with an ostentatious $250 collectors edition (also designed by Rvckvs). It included a large Titan statue, poster, and art book. You can see it in our previous coverage.
[Source: Imgur (1), (2) via Reddit]
Our Take
These images look authentic, and with E3 just days away, everything is springing a leak. The fact that they appeared on a retailer site and have been removed lends credence to their legitimacy. I suspect we’ll know for sure on Sunday at EA’s press conference.
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